Books matching: love after loss
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Save:A Wildflower for a Duke by Laura Linn tells the heartwarming story of Gabriel, a grieving widower, who finds solace and unexpected love in the company of Violet, a free-spirited goat farmer scientist. As their children form a friendship, Gabriel and Violet's bond deepens into a beautiful slow-burn romance, filled with authenticity and emotional depth. The book delicately explores themes of grief, love after loss, and complex family dynamics, all while showcasing the strength of the characters' resolve and their journey towards healing. Linn's writing style is described as rich, respectful, and emotionally captivating, drawing readers into a world where love and understanding triumph over past sorrows.
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Save:Captured by Jasinda Wilder is a powerful love story that delves into the lives of two broken souls, Derek and Reagan, who have been ravaged by war and loss. The book explores their emotional journey as they navigate through trauma, grief, and the challenges of finding love again. Written in a dual point of view, Captured takes the readers on a three-year emotional rollercoaster, from Derek's traumatic experiences in the war arena to Reagan's struggles as a Marine Corps wife on the home front. The story beautifully captures the raw emotions, the struggles of recovery, and the rediscovery of love amidst adversity.
Captured not only showcases the horrors of the warfront but also highlights the pure joy of finding love and the power of forgiveness. The book intricately weaves together elements of passion, heartbreak, and emotional turmoil, portraying the strength and resilience of the human spirit. Through Derek and Reagan's journey, readers witness the transformative power of love, the complexities of relationships, and the profound impact of war on individuals and their loved ones.
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Save:The Birthday List by Devney Perry follows the story of Poppy, a widow who embarks on completing her late husband Jamie's birthday list to find closure and move forward in life. Along the way, she meets Cole, a police officer who had delivered the tragic news of Jamie's death, and their friendship evolves into something more. The book beautifully portrays themes of love, loss, friendship, and second chances, with a focus on personal growth and healing. The writing style is described as heartwarming, charming, delightful, and engaging, with a touch of suspense that keeps readers hooked throughout a 5-year timeline.
Gone were the cement floors spotted with oil. In their place was a hickory herringbone wood floor. The dingy garage doors had been replaced. Now visitors would pull up to a row of floor-to-ceiling bla... - #4
Save:Morning Glory by LaVyrle Spencer is a heartwarming romance novel set during World War II in Georgia. The story follows the unlikely relationship between Eleanor Dinsmore, a pregnant widow with two young boys, and Will Parker, an ex-convict looking for a fresh start. As they come together out of necessity, they both grow emotionally and overcome their past traumas, building a deep bond filled with love and understanding. The book portrays the complexities of building and sustaining a relationship, highlighting the characters' imperfections and insecurities while exploring themes of trust, self-esteem, and the power of love.
The author, LaVyrle Spencer, weaves a beautiful story of healing and redemption, creating vivid and realistic characters that readers can't help but care about. Through the slow-paced narrative and detailed descriptions, Spencer captures the essence of Georgia in the 1940s, immersing the readers in the setting and making the dialogue feel authentic and spoken. Morning Glory is praised for its character development, emotional depth, and the way it explores themes of love, trust, and overcoming past hardships in a touching and heartfelt manner.
The noon whistle blew and the saws stopped whining. Will Parker stepped back, lifted his sweat-soaked hat and wiped his forehead with a sleeve. The other millhands did the same, retreating toward the ... - #5
Save:'Butterfly Tattoo' by Deidre Knight is a poignant and emotionally gripping novel that follows the journey of Michael, a grieving widower struggling to move on after losing his husband, Alex. When Michael meets Rebecca, a scarred actress trying to rebuild her life, a complicated and tender love story unfolds. The book beautifully explores themes of grief, healing, and unexpected love, portraying the struggles and emotions of the characters with depth and realism. Knight's writing style delves into the complexities of relationships and personal growth, creating a touching narrative that resonates long after the last page is turned.
Ben McAllister carried a knife, my name burned into the handle like a cattle brand. Oddly enough, I remember noticing that fact while he was stabbing me with the thing. The police showed me his weapon... - #6
Save:Dream a Little Dream by Susan Elizabeth Phillips follows the intertwining stories of Rachel and Gabe, who find themselves thrown together in a small town with their own share of personal tragedies. Rachel, a struggling single mother with a scandalous past, is determined to uncover her deceased husband's hidden fortune to secure her son's future. Gabe, a man haunted by loss and self-destruction, reluctantly finds himself drawn to Rachel and her son as they navigate through their hardships together. The book delves into themes of healing, redemption, and the power of love to overcome past traumas, all set in the backdrop of a small town in North Carolina.
The lastof Rachel Stone’s luck ran out in front of the Pride of Carolina Drive-In. There on a mountainous two-lane blacktop road shimmering from the heat of the June afternoon, her old Chevy Impala ga...
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Save:'Happily Letter After' by Vi Keeland is a heartwarming story about Sadie, a columnist who responds to a dear Santa letter from a little girl named Birdie. This unexpected connection leads to a series of events that intertwine Sadie's life with Sebastian, a single father raising his daughter. The book beautifully explores themes of family, loss, second chances, and the power of fate, all while delivering a mix of humor, emotion, and romance. The writing style is described as clever, witty, and refreshing, with a fantastic slow burn storyline that keeps readers guessing, laughing, and swooning throughout.
The plot of 'Happily Letter After' revolves around Sadie's unexpected bond with Birdie and Sebastian, which leads to a journey of love, self-discovery, and new beginnings. The story is filled with laugh-out-loud moments, heartwarming interactions, and a touch of sensitivity as the characters navigate through life's challenges and find solace in each other. The book's writing is praised for its ability to handle sensitive topics with ease and consideration, drawing readers in with its engaging storytelling and relatable characters.
I never ended up googling anyone. In fact, after I sent Birdie the olives and socks, I wished her well in my mind and never gave it a second thought. That is, until another envelope showed up at the m... - #8
Save:The Cabin by Jasinda Wilder is a heart-wrenching story that delves into themes of love, loss, grief, and hope. The plot follows the journey of Nadia, who is dealing with overwhelming grief after discovering a devastating secret kept by her husband, Adrian. She finds solace in a remote cabin arranged by Nathan, where she navigates through her emotions, healing, and self-discovery. The writing style is described as emotionally charged, beautifully flowing, and powerful, with a raw and heartwarming portrayal of the characters' experiences.
The nurse is that peculiar, unique brand of brusque efficiency and Zen-like kindness you only find in an oncology department. She fiddles with the IV line puncturing my left arm, the off-white, veiny ... - #9
Save:'Cyborg Merman' by Amanda Milo is a short story set in a futuristic western romance genre, featuring a unique combination of merman alien romance. The story follows the protagonist, Stella, who faces challenging decisions after the unexpected loss of her husband. Despite elements of dubcon and dark tones, the narrative explores themes of pain, recovery, and coercion to mutual benefit. Through the characters of Stella and C'vest, the book delves into the strength of women in difficult circumstances, set in a world blending old west and alien elements. The writing style, characterized by the use of unusual words and first-person perspective, offers a quick and engaging read that captivates readers despite its short length.
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Save:A Duke Worth Fighting For is a historical romance novel set in the Isle of Synne series by Christina Britton. The story follows Daniel, the Duke of Carlisle, a scarred former soldier haunted by his past, who must find a wife to secure his dukedom. Margery, a war widow with a vow never to marry again, agrees to help Daniel in exchange for funds to pay off a blackmailer. Their journey is a slow-burn love story filled with passion, healing, and unexpected twists. The book expertly weaves together themes of redemption, strength, and the power of love, all set against a backdrop of societal expectations and personal struggles.
